This article develops a framework to identify human contribution in AI creativity, enhancing legal clarity in copyright law.
Key Points
The aim is to establish a structured method for identifying human contributions in AI-assisted creativity under EU copyright law.
Development of the Algorithmic Authorship Threshold (AAT) framework consisting of three layers: Creative Intent, Structural Decision-Making, Outcome Shaping.
Analysis of EU copyright doctrine and national laws, focusing on Germany and France.
Proposal of a methodological approach centered on evidentiary intelligibility for adjudicating authorship.
The AAT preserves the foundations of EU copyright while adapting to contemporary hybrid creative practices.
The framework does not harmonize legal outcomes or lower the originality threshold, maintaining legal integrity.
The approach enhances consistency, transparency, and legal certainty in AI-assisted creativity disputes within the EU.